WIPO’s World Intellectual Property Indicators 2024 report shows that China has maintained its dominance in trademark filings, ...

The decision emphasises the broad protection granted to well-known marks under EU law. Register for free to receive our ...

The award-winning Tripp Trapp high chair was not protectable under the Copyright Law as, among other things, it had not been ...

The Bombay High Court’s recent decision to reject proposed revisions to India’s legal IT framework highlights that free speech can only be restricted according to the confines of the Indian ...

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In a collaborative effort that shows a “maturing of the industry”, WIPO and the Internet Commerce Association are conducting ...

In an exclusive interview, Hong Kong Customs pledges continued collaboration to tackle IP crimes as “ever-evolving technology” creates new challenges.

The decision confirms that owners of trademarks with a weak distinctive character may face difficulty in enforcing their ...

The case highlights the dangers of ‘over-reaching’ when arguing that services overlap, as well as the need to consider the relevant geographic market. Register for free to receive our newsletter, view ...

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LEGO Juris A/S was entitled to the benefits of Section 11(2) of the Trademarks Act, which provides protection across all classes of goods and services for well-known marks.